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  <subtitle>The arrow fell short and skidded to a halt between my boots. Glancing down I could see it had been crudely fashioned from most of a feather duster, a sharpened spoon and enough duct-tape to render it largely un-aerodynamic. It also didn't help that the would-be archer's arms were scarcely thicker than his bowstring.
He swore and ducked back behind the bus, from which came muffled conversation. A moment later a trio of figures, clad in stitched-together rags and leathers, emerged clutching makeshift weapons. One seemed to have cobbled together an 'axe' made from a tennis racquet, disposable razor blades and, again, duct-tape.
&amp;quot;Oh come on!&amp;quot; I shouted. &amp;quot;Just three months ago you guys were probably copy-machine repairmen or postal workers or something equally lame. Now you're self-declared Road Warriors?&amp;quot; I hefted my rifle in their direction.
&amp;quot;Now drop that goofy shit, give me my stuff back and we can all go back to our respective hobbies.&amp;quot;
They kept advancing, hungrily.
&amp;quot;Fine, have it your way.&amp;quot; I fired the gun.</subtitle>
  <updated>2008-05-18T05:58:32Z</updated>
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    <title type="text">Comment on Revelations</title>
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    <content type="html">&lt;p&gt;I need to comment before I go any further. You have really created a fantastic setting here, with an incredibly like-able protagonist. Virtually all of these have ended suspensefully, which is a feat in and of itself. Honestly, bravo man. The writing is really good as well.&lt;/p&gt;</content>
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    <published>2008-05-18T05:58:32Z</published>
    <author>
      <name>John Perkins</name>
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